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B,RBo6O, yitNI & co
Wholesale Fruits. Etc.

OR load ID nsnas, Car load CAllior.
MIA iruit, 5 900 q oianut., 100 barrel.
Lonlsisna Osnges, 100 barre = Hou.
duras o aogvr, 100 b,g- aRored NUT,
200 cases French, I sl'an md Gs,msn
Wines. 80 barrels California Wine,
100 baskets Cnsmpsgues aad q lprgs
assortment Of = fopssr products jrst
received by Buoor', Nlini q o., NJ
$40 Main 9 rect.
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sE'BEN AND COMPANY

l1cis f..f. a4
~ a'ti 90 Boz rv sa1
~ - 90 l.H tfr lts go
.iT 30 ,NgII.4
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.WEEK OF BARGAINS
AT the popular house. Of
!. GOLDSMITH A BkQS.
IL ii. w, GOODWIN.

Novelties In our dftsi goods a..
paftment will be shown this week al
prices lower than e,sswhere.
so pieces tricOt, 3s iEches wide, al
45c.
80 pieces all wool a 'nnel suitiDss at
35c.
IS pieces 30.nch iaacy drss. goods
o. zoe.
20 pieces all.wool drsp dc alma At
Soc
10 pieces corduroy for walking
suite, ,xlra vide, At 60c.
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Distribution by wards-FirsL 4
Second, IL Third, 4; Fourth, 1,
Filth, 4; sirth, u Seventh, 8; Eighth,
2; Ninth, o. Tenth, 3. CITY Hospital,
4. still born, o. White, 10. Colored,
10. Total. IS
"a wILLtAMSoN,M.D
Secretary Board Of Health,
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@ %. P Rubsch, u, his removed
his Tin ard Galyasizsd Iron workt
10 NJ. 5A Miai,ip3i svsnus.
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KAHN a. FREIBERG,
100, III and ia Main street Corner
Of POPLAR.

Linkbauer & Lehmsn's seamless
caii thoes at 81 SO ere better Than
other dealers sell at 50.
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sEr o ,snbelmsr 4 schw,ra's sd.
vrrusemeht
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CHEAr cosl aud wood cooking ttovrs
II uAbayis. Noe. 400 4i3 Shelby street
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LnkhauN & l. hmAh's eaml,s,
calf shoes 60 az 20 are better than
other dealers sell at 50
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D. GOLDSMITH A BROS.

Jusr received q full line oil cloth
aud cafpels, which Va will coll very
cheap. Gal a, GAbAy'. store, corner
Beale and Shelby, or 81 Bsals etreet.
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VISITORS 10 THE CITY

Daring the Presidential celebra ion
are cordially io,lted 10 MAKE our
ho Zee their hssdquarters, and We
assure all the b,s. and p%olitesl a,ten.
ton. respectfully,
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Procession, with Addresses
AND A
PUBLIC RECEPTION.

The following IL the program Of tie cere-
monies Of reception and entertainment.
b. M. ESTES,
Chairman Executive Committee.
X. A. KEELING,
Secretary Executive Committee.
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IE you want U. =. regulation bun,.
Ing q s', banner tagging or calico
days, call on
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bays. Va
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Liakhtusr a Lehman's s,amIs,.
cslf shoee 81 " 81 are beitey ibsn
ether a" efs sell Ut o..
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Llnkhauer n l. hman's sssmlees
cat tbocs at 1850 arc bettsf Than
otatr dealers sell a. s..
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4. GULDSnlIH A BRUs,
3is Main Street,
WI oleeals dealer. in
DRY GOODS, MOTIONS. CLordiNG.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

-nloTs n InoEs-
We Invite all eouotry merchant,
visiting the market mi. ,e,son 10
c ms aud intptct our goods b, fore
purchasing. AZ We bus strictly Tor
each, " q are Ahe 10 give you .
prices acd save you from 10 10 20 per
cent IN your Purchase.
job lois from Eastern auction saIse
always on hand.
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srs 0.tenl elmer 4 Schwartz. sd.
.yertisement
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

Jun
Hjute' keepers, boarding houses aad
contractors.
300 bed comforts at sos.
20 la'gs white double blankets al
81 q PAIR.
800 large gray blair kets from 75e IN.
so large slEe bed epreads al 75s.
100 pie ea tbrksy red table cloth 3,
22il.
81 pieces ~ 4 sheeling a, 49,.
100 dtz al.linen napkins at $50 a
dCz.
40 dcs all linen crssh =. e.,
100 ~ I Maresilles tpreids at fl.?5
IL yards old tims, 80 inch eaIc,
for 81.
1900 yards decoration goods las. 70
ceived.
1000 nigO, all s'I,', Just received.
KID GLpyENi KID GLOyEsl
Lise assoItment Of all kindo OF kil
gloves.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
100 doE silk embroidered back hid
glover, . hooks, this week a. II ap,T.
worth 81 Is
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sKr o~.tenheimsr 4 schwarts's adj
vertisement.
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!. GOLDSMITH 4 BROS,

SiS Main Street and 81. So B..ls s,r,,,.
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Mrlyorp's for Fine Watches
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AL sizes CRATES and baskets a. o..
bay's.
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b. LsNESsrnS & BRos,
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Name.


For the week ending Saturday, o..
T. ber s. 1857, at o O'Clock pm:
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20

The Grand Lodge elected officers aud
done the following business last Wednes-
day: Tho report o; the tpocia COMMITTEES,
--Messrs, Stanley, Atkinson and Hqddox
-onthe appoil Of Friendship Lodge No 8
Of Grafton, consumed all the morning
hour until the arrival Of tlIe spcci Al order
OF business At II o'clock viz the election
Of Grand Lodge officers TO serle during
the ensuing year The following
were elected.
Grand Chancellor, w c. shives, Of
Pawpaw.
Grand Vice Chancellor, Frank Smith
Of New Cumberland.
Grand PrelHe, y. A. Frost, Of Wells.
burg.
Grand X. Of y. and soaI, Rufus smith,
Of Berkely Springs.
Grand Master Of Ezchequer. Geo. r..
Smith. IF Middleway.
Gand Master Of Arms, -. w. Connolly
OF Wheeling.
Grand Inner Guard. Fred g. T1omp son
Of Wheeling.
Grand Outer Guard J. ~. stealoy, OF
Piedmont.
Supreme Representative, Goo. Warner
Of Koysor.
Tho report Of Grand X. or ~. and Seal
shows q gain Of 22i members during the
year. The Grand Lodge ordered that tho
words 'prohibitory period" DO striker
out Of all bylaws, wherever said words
may appear The effect of thoabove action
OF the Grand Lodge is that q member IS
entitled 70 sick benefits from the time he
receives the rank Of Knight.
The per capita sax for the ensuing year
was Gxod 81 thirty cents per term on oach
member.
The Grand officers were installed by
Past Supreme Representative jenkins Of
Piedmont.
Adjourned at 8 o'clock p. M, to meet
next year at Charleston.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20

Elihu Gregg, the well.known Grim.
inal who for years was terror to the
people OF several counties of this
State, died in the Riverside peniten-
tiary. near Pittsburgh. few days
ago, in his seventy sixth year. The
prisoner was under life sentence in
this State, but made his escape to
Pennsylvania, where he was sent up
for horse stealing.
Great variety of Ladies' Misses
and Children's Hoods and ToboggAns
at l., Nj. Albrights. s
Everywhere you so, you are GER
tain to hear of the wonderful virtues
OF DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. All drug
gists sell it at % cents bottle.
Oftentimes crabbedness of temper
is induced by an unhealthy liver.
Laxador will bring sunshine by
prompt action on this great organ.
Thomas j. Peddicord, of Oakland.
has again become a member OF the
Democratic party, much to the dis.
gust OF the faithful OF that creed. He
has been in the Republican and Pro.
hibition ranks since he first left the
Democrats about eight years ago. He
is the champion topper of Mary
land.
Some time since Jonathan Bennett,
young man living in Gilmer county,
WAS arrested by special agent of
the Pension Department upon a
charge of taking an unlawful fee for
securing pension for lady in that
county. He was placed under bond
to answer an indictment for the
charge. The case was tried last week
and as the evidence went to show
that the money received was gift
and not a fee, the Jury returned a
verdict of not guilty.
The business Of the internal reve-
nue. division of the Treasury Depart.
ment for the month Of September
shows an astonishing increase of the
consumption OF cigarettes. For the
month of September, 1884, revenue
stamps were sold for about ] 600.
600. In the same month of 1885 the
sale of stamps showed a consumption
of about l20,0OO,0O0, and for Sep
TENDER, 1886, the consumption was
about the same. But for September,
1887, the stamps sold showed a con-
sumption of the enormous number of
l85,0O0,000, an incre lse for the
month over September, 1856, Of g..
100000.
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Ia Brror, And To The Point.

Dyspepsia Is dreadful. Dlsorlcred liv.
or is misery. indigestion Is u ioc 70 good
nature.
Ihe human digestive apparai us is one
~ fhe most cpmplicatod and wonderful
things in existence It's easily put out
Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad e okerv, inontal worry, late hours
irregular habits, and many other things
when ought not e. be, have made tho
American peOp'o a nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done
a wonderful work 100 reforming this sad
business and making the American peo-
pie 80 healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy.
ReWcm hcG--NO happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness 10 tho dyspep-
tic. Ask your druggist for n bottle. Soy-
enty-nvo cents.
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To George w. Skidmore

Take notice that shall on the 18th tlav
Of November, 1857, at the office of 4. ].
CrUgan In Preston county, W. est Virginia
between tho hours 81 . a. m. aud q u, m.
OF that daV, proceed to- take the depoSi-
tons cf WilliSm Burns, Richard Keller
AMI others To bo read AS evidence on my
behalf In cortoin suit in ehauccry pend.
ing la the Circuit court in the said Coun.
~ of Preston, Nhorein YOU are defendant
and | ann p'aiutin. And il fsOh any
cause tho taking OF the aid dispositions
bC not commcnre0 on that day, or IL com.
meuced aOd not concluded on that dav
tho taking OF tho Samc-will hc continued
nom day TO day, aud from timo TO tlmo
at the same place and betw cen tho saue
hours, until the same shall I've completed
PERM.LIA SKIDMoRE.
by her Attorney, Jas. II. Carroll,
kingwoud, W. Va. October 10, 1887.
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Notice to Creditors.

To tho creditors of Martin Carrick, de
ceased;
In pursuance OF decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF tho county OF Preston,
nude in a cau' therel sending, TO sub.
icCt the real estate of tho said doccdent
10 The Payment 81 his debts, you GRO re
quired TO present your claims against the
estate -, the said decedsnt for ndludic 3.
ton to II. clay hyde, Commissioner,
nj his Office I'm the said county, on or be
fore the 9th dav OF October noNt.
Witness Smith Crane, Clerk OF said
Court, this l0uh day Of September, 1857
10 SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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" Esr NIRGINIA. S.,

At Rules held la tho Clerks oflicc
Of ;ho Circuit Court OF Preston county,
on tho first Monday of October, 1887.
rermo!ia skidmore
In EOuITY
George W. Skidmore
The object of this suit Is To- obtain Iii.
Vorce CHci,io ntdtiImJRii.
And u appa, ring that diligence has
hcoa used on behalf 81 the plaintiff to aS-
certain IN what county the defendant l.,
without effect, he ir therefore. hereby re-.
quircd To- appear here within one month
altei the fist publ, alton hereof aud do
what is necessary TO protect his Interests
horoin. Aud ON motion of tho plaintiff
10y his counsel IL TX ordered that tho fore
goiHg be published I'm Tho West Virginia
Argus. weekly newspaper Published
In this county, A copY-Tcst;
SMITH CRANE, Clork.
]. II, CARROLL, Counsel for plaintiff.
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Tenchers, Nottce.

Having corresponds With the pub
fishers of Whites Peda goay, we learn
that it will be supplied 70 Reading
Circles at the following special rates
Of discount: Ten copies or more, so
per cent; % copies or more, 335 !;
but these special rates are given only
when the cash in full accompanies the
order, and the books will be sent in
ore package TO one address. We
think that 80 cents per copy will be
o sufficient amount at which 10 place
them to the teachers Of the Reading
Circle. All teachers wishing a copy
of the Pedagogy will please send 90
cents TO any one OF tic following (:
Prof Stewart, Kingwo)d,J u, b. Linds-
ley, Aurora, or X i, Burke, Terra
Alta, on or before Nov 10th. By 80
doing we shall have our books by the
goth of November. Now, teachers,
let us have large, interesting and
profitable Reading Circle in Preston
this year. COMMITTEE.
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Notice to Creditors.

20 tho creditors of Mahlon LOOMS, do
ceased
In pursuance OF "A decroo of tho Circuit
Court of the county OF Preston. made i'm
II cause therein pending, To subject tho
real estate at the said decedenl To the
payment Of his debts. You are required
To pre- oit your claims againct the estate
Of tho salu decedont for adjudication 10
Smith Crane, Commit ssioner, ut his Office
In the said county, on or before the 18th
day ot Octooer noXt.
Witness. Smith Crane, Clork OF said
Court. this Sth day of September, 1887.
10 u SET II GRAMS Clerk
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors OF John Herman, de-
ceased:
IN pursuance OF decree OF tho Cir
duit Court of the County OF Preston made
In cause therein pending, 10 subject the
real estate of the said dOcedent 80 the
payment Of his debts, you are required
tu present your claims against the estate
az the said doce1ent for adjudication To
III. Clay Hyde, Commits ,iouer, ut his Of
lice H. The said county, on or before the
10Th day OF October next
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk of said
court, this Sth day of September, 1887.
y 10 SMITH CRANE. Clerk
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County and State News.

Subscribe for the Argus.
Our railroad is moving along nicely
Farmers are now busy hpskiog
corn.
We do all kinds of job work at
this ONCE.
You can get all kinds of Ladies.
Coats at d. II. Jackson's. Call and
see them. 3.
The frame of John II. Browns
new house is up.
Walter Bell has the Garlitz school
house about completed.
Mems, Boys and Youths Suits and
Over Coats at lowest prices at /. NJ.
Albrights. 3
Mrs. Klauser is having the roof Of
her residence re-pAinted.
Go to d. r. Jackson's New Store
with your produce. 3
A walk is being made down Tun-
melton street to the depot.
Miss Annie Lynch will teach the
school at No. IL, this winter.
Go to L. M. Albrighfs for your
Whole Stock Mems Boots. ONLY 80 40
per pair. 8
Lawrence S. Blaney, Of Reedsville,
has had his pension increased.
b. NJ. Squires has moved into his
new house on 1unnelton street.
Take your produce to d. R,::Jack-
sons and get square deal. 3
KingwOOd needs more houses. Let
the building boom boom right on.
The chestnut season is over and the
small boy looks ever so lonesome.
Latest Style Ladies and Misses
Coats at very Low Figures at /. NJ.
Albrights.
George Martin, of Hinton, in a fit
Of jealousy, shot and killed his wife
last Wednesday.
Dark Ginghams at a Nickle per
yard at J.. NJ. AlbrighCs. 3
JAS. w. Brown and James Elliott
sold fine lot Of cattle to Mr.. Zim.
norman last week.
A blind man named Mooney gave
n musical entertainment at the court.
house Saturday night,
IL IL reported that the Parkersburg
Sentinel has been sold TO George
Bastable, Of Clarksburg.
Call around at D. r. Jackson's
Now Store and examine his Dress
Cloths, Trimmings, etc. lie has the
largest, best and cheapest stock Of
goods in town. 3
Measles are making things very
warm for the residents Of Portland
district at the present writing.
j. w, Robinson, sheriff Of Bar.
bour county, has sold the remainder
Of his term to one Of his deputies.
There will be big singing conven.
zion held at Reedsville next Satur-
day, Oysters and other refreshments
will be served during the day and
evening, A large time is anticipated
and everybody is invited.
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The following named gentlemen
were appointed road surveyors for
the term OF two years:
KINGwooD DISTRICT
James G. White, j. w. Is. Trow-
bri lge, c. C. Craig, S. c. Salisbury
j. w. Parks, Henry Cool, w. Q
Brittou, Simeon Mattingly.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Christopher Gale, Nicholas Poster
Jno, w. Rndebaugh, Richard Loar.
NJ. G. Liston, G. A. Smith, VIM. c.
Menear, VIM. A. ShafIer.
LYON DISTRICT.
Isaac w. Criss, b. f. Squires,
Richard Philips, NJ, NJ. Pierce, Jno.
M. Walls, Jno. L. Holmes.
RENO DISTRICT.
Daniel Sinclair. Geo. Williams, A
A. Wolf, Philip f. Will, Amos Boz
yard, A. Is. Dancer, Joshua Gleason
Jno. w. Bell, Geo. w. Shaver. A. f,
Bolyard, b. +, jenkins, Danl FELTON,
Geo. W. Rosar.
UNION DISTRICT.
Lewis Bush, VIM. f, wilt, Nicho-
las Bolyaid, j. w. Beatty, j, b.
McGary, Allen Forman, Geo. S.
Deakins.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
Elmer Forman, Jos. Gordon, Ed.
Messenger, Enoch Calvert, Dennis
Glover, G. ii. Trembly, II. p. Jack.
son, Marshall Lenhart, Alfred Sisler
f. f. King, II. G. Beerbower, j. w.
Feather, S. Il. Lee, Michael Hartman.
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
John Johns, Jacob Stump, Perry
Metheny, Guy A. Bishop, WIN. c.
Ringer, w. II. Cupp, j. j. Guseman'
Isaac b. Feather, Alex ShaGcr, w
II. Smith, j. G.. j. Liston.
GRANT DISTRICT.
WIN. Kimberly. Jacob Rosonbcr-
ger, VIM. b. Smith, j. II. Walls,
Chas. +. Vansickle, Preston Gutheric
Jonathan Spindler, Jno. l.. EVERY,
Jno. IL. Cuppctt j. Allen Miller,
Andrew Thomas.
1t is ordered that precinct No. 6
be changed by running a straight line
from Jesse Martins, MIL to the Cas-
teel school house and thence a straight
line TO Isaac ID Pauglis, and that
IL G. Beerbowcr, Ice appointed sur
veyor of the new district.
VIM. G. Worlcy was appointed
n commissioner of lost records.
BEN. f. NJ near tool, the oath as a
notary public anil gave approved
81 curity.
The will Of David Shafer, deceased
was admitted to probate with +. b
Burke executor.
The proceedings of the clcrl, Of the
county court during vacation were
approved.
Jno. A. Peters was granted license
to keep hotel in Terra Alta.
A. G, Mas IN, was granted license
to keep hotel at st. joe.
DR.. VIM. H. Dent, guardian Of
VIM. ID, r. AMMAN, produced a new
bond in the penalty of $4,000 with ap.
proved security.
The contract existing between the
court and VIM. f. Menear as the
keeper OF the poor was continued un.
til April l. 1899, upon the same con.
ditions formerly.
Jacob p. Barnes, guardian of Lis
children was ordered to execute a
new bond within thirty days.
1t was ordered that 1913 be refund.
ed TO VIM Mc(jinnis out Of the gener.
al fund, it being for tax on land i'm
properly paid for the year 1881.
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Church NetIces.

Rres6yte'iGA Chareh-Res. SdmUel Gra-
hs~, Pastor. Preaching every alternate
Sabbath at 1880 a. IN aud 1880 p. IN. Sun
dsy-sosool at p. IN. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 1880 p. m.
Baptist CAWreh.-So regular pas tor at
present
a. NJ x. ChUreh.-No regular pastor at
present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20

ID. Y. Morris went to Rowlesburg
The first Of this week to keep store
for Frank Manown while he is etst
buying goods.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
ADVERTISING RATES

Transient advertisements will re i'm
serted for 81 per inch for first insertion,
aud fifty cents per inch for each addition.
al Insertion.
Personal commu n ications inserted for
SO cents an inch.
Local notices cents per line.
Poetry cents per line.
Entered at Kingwood Post ONCE "a
second class mali matter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
Teachers Examination

Tho pcxt AMI last teachers cxarnina-
iipr for the school year commencing July
J. 1887 will be held bon Kugwood on wi.
DAY aud Saturday. November and b..
1887. Examination viii BEGIN at $3.50 ain.
r. ~. Squires
a. u. McMillen
D.. r.. Trotter
Board ~ Examiners.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
Meat Market

Tho undersigned viii keen Tho citizons
OF kingwOod supplied regularly twice "a
week with fresh meat a. prices ranging
from
THREE TO TEN CENTS
por pound. Also fresh fish dunng tho
winter season. We give this business
our entire attention and do not NEEDLE
With tho county uperintendeucv. print
ing, &c. aud guarantee satisfaction
JAS. WORTHfNGTON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
Societies.

6"ights Of TyfhiaS.- Lodge meets every
Tuesday evoEing at their halt over Al
brights store
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russell BEACHY,
ROCKVILLE, w. VA.

ROCKVILLE, w. VA.
Keeps all kinds Of Dry Goods, No
tions, Boots and shoes, Hats. Caps,
and everything usually kept in a
frgt-class country store. The best
Of wheat and buckwheaL lour and
salt constantly on hand.
Prices as low rs any other store in
the county, and goods are
JUST As REPRESENTED.
Call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere. 1OGIy.
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STORY 4 CLARK 0RGNNS

These are woll-known aud thoroughly
reliable instruments, hive the metal
stop knob, which adds very much 10 tho
appearance OF Ru Organ. Handsome
cdSe-purc, sweet tonu.
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n. a. .. Time Table.

Trains leave Tunnelton station as
ollo~a,
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SuoNGNGER ORGANS

SUONGNGER ORGANS
Arc unsurpassed i'm durability AMI tono
qualities. HSey contain n chino of
thirty Swiss bolls. with which tho most
charming aud fascinating effects may 30
easily produced.
The Shoninger has beautiful Chime
Catalogues. terms. mi
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The potato onion produces nc seed,
and no small bulbs on it's stalks, in the
manner of most of the onion family.
Its method of increase is from the
bulb, which is planted. From the
spring set, number of bulbs of va.
rious sizes will be formed, beneath the
surface of the ground, and around the
old one. These, toward fall, will form
the same as from seed, begin to swell
at the bottom and form the onion.
Towards the fall, usually in Septem-
Der, the top begins to change to yell
low. When this is taking place the
bulb is ripening. When all the tops
are dead the crop may be taken from
the ground, by the hand or point of a
hoe or rake. Leave them on the
ground, subject to sun and wind, for
number of days. Then thoroughly
dry, trim off balance OF tops and roots,
and they are ready for winter storing
in any dry place, where no great cold
Or heat can reach them, but where
they can be kept perfectly dry.